A:AnswerThe device is perfectly capable of wourking on US Cellular. The problem is they won't allow it. They are still stuck in the carrier-branded-only mode, like Verizon and Sprint a few years ago.
You could try SIM swapping, but I they might disable the account when they noitice the unapproved device or turn of features (like Verizon used to do).
A:AnswerI'm not an Apple guy, but I'd think that if you have enough SD card you could do so that way...you might have to think outside the box a little since the operating systems are internally quite different.
A:AnswerMost sim cards are available in multiple sizes to accommodate most phones. You break it out of a card (it's kind of perforated) and should work. The moto X⁴ works with almost any carrier. There are plenty of sites to check that on. Start with Google and you should know fairly quickly. And BTW I purchased this phone because it does work on nearly every network. I haven't found one in my area hat doesn't.
A:AnswerThanks for your interest, Lenny. I’d be happy to help you with this. If you look at our carrier compatibility list, this phone is compatible with Virgin Mobile as the device is unlocked and works with major carriers in the US. You can check this link to see all compatible carriers: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility. - Mike
A:AnswerHi JB,
Thanks for your interest. This device is compatible with consumer cellular but some service provider specific features may not be available. If you need help on transferring some files, you can send us an email at [email protected] for us to further assist you. Please refer to this post, we'll surely help there. -Venice
A:AnswerHi Ready2buy
Thanks for your interest. Motorola is headquartered and based in the US, and much of the work that goes into creating a phone is here. However, like most manufacturers, the phones are primarily built overseas. -Jess
A:AnswerMy old Moto G3 would cast flawlessly with the little Chromecast device and my new Moto X acts no different. There probably could be an app out there that you can fiddle with but nobody likes to fiddle with stuff these days. I am not familiar with what mhl compatibility is. I haven't been able to cast anything to my Samsung smart TV yet. But if I plugged in the Chromecast it would be no issue. Haven't tried Roku yet.
A:AnswerIt will take the updates depending on when your carrier pushes them out. I use Total Wireless and I'm on 8.1 and receive regular security updates.
